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Endowment

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Your gift today makes a world of difference to our tomorrow. 

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What if you could give a child a better future? Inspire a great teacher to be even better? Place captivating books into the hands of more eager readers? Ensure the International School of Portland will be here for your great-grandchildren?

You can do all of this and more. When you make a gift to ISP’s endowment, you make big things possible. You open doors. You change lives. You protect the place you love. And, you create your legacy.

An endowment gift is a gift that keeps giving long into the future. Your contribution is invested by the school, and the perpetual income your gift generates benefits the people and program you choose to support – year after year.

Click on the links below to find out how your gift makes a difference, why it is vital to the long-term health of the school and how to make your contribution. Plus, read the stories of generous community members who have started endowed funds at ISP and learn about their visions for a better future.

If you have questions or would like to talk more about the International School of Portland’s endowment, we invite you to reach out. We’d love to learn what is important to you!

Beth Katona, Development Director: bethk@intlschool.org

Current Endowed Funds at International School of Portland:

The Bruce Bayliss Fund for Professional Development
The Deloris A. Spear Teachers Fund
The Greeney Family Fund for Japanese Track Scholarships
The Leadership Fund
The Sensei Fund in Honor of ISP Teacher Hideko Hanabara Forzley
The Slater Scholarship Fund

For questions or more information, contact:
Bodo Heiliger, Head of School  bodoh@intlschool.org, 503.226.2496 ext 121
Beth Katona, Development Director   bethk@intlschool.org, 503.225.2496 ext 117

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